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   by arrmn 10y ago

   I'm actually working on something simmiliar with a friend of mine, you send us a link of an article you don't want to read because it's to long and we summarize it for you in 3 sentences.
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   Ask HN: Did Chatbots help your business grow

   2 points by arrmn 10y ago|0 comments
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   by arrmn 10y ago

   Thanks for your response, great to see how it works from a business side. I'm going to use this opportunity and ask you another question. What happens if after 2-3 weeks of consulting you don't find any "high impact" iss
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   by arrmn 10y ago

   Stupid question, how does a security audit work? Do the consultants just read through the code? Do they try to find security bug like they do on bug bounty programs?
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   by arrmn 10y ago

   Most of the advice I read about always says to solve your own problems, so it's really interesting to see somebody with a different approach. Are you just paying attention to trends in your area of expertise or are you following trends
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   by arrmn 10y ago

   How are you getting and validating your ideas? Are you just trying to scratch your own itch?
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   by arrmn 10y ago

   I'm not actively following the project, but can't you just install it with VirtualBox?
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   by arrmn 10y ago

   My page is hosted on github, you can just host HTML and JS files. You need to get a domain and configure your repo to use this domain. It isn't obvious that your page is hosted on github. I'm using jekyll as my static page builder
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   by arrmn 10y ago

   There is already something similar, although a 3rd party service https://www.bountysource.com/
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    by arrmn 10y ago

    Which podcasts are you listening for the purpose of learning?
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    by arrmn 10y ago

    I'm reading a lot about Elixir on HN, what are good resources to start learning it?
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    by arrmn 10y ago

    I see a lot of todos for your books, did you already read these books and just didn't write down the notes or are you planing on reading these books and writing the notes "live"?
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    by arrmn 10y ago

    I used also just one notebook and wrote everything down randomly with a lot of arrows and numbers/symbols referencing each other, but it was impossible to use the notes for learning. So I switched to multiple notebooks, it helped somew
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    by arrmn 10y ago

    Thanks for your comment. I'm not trying to optimize for short term usage, in the beginning it is short term obviously, but I would like to be able to use the notes to repeat the topics and move them to my long term memory. That's
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    by arrmn 10y ago

    You're saving yourself really some time when using digitalocean, they work without a problem and you know exactly how much you're paying at the end. When you're a student you can get even 50$ credit through Github https:&#x2
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    by arrmn 10y ago

    Mindmaps never worked for me, like you said they take up a lot of space and I quickly lose the overview. Maybe I should work on it. I'm also using ? if something is unclear during my lectures.
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    Ask HN: How are you taking notes

    16 points by arrmn 11y ago|18 comments
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    by arrmn 11y ago

    Hi great offer, how did you get these domains in the first place?
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    by arrmn 11y ago

    How did you start with such a project? Any reading you would suggest to learn more about this topic?
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    by arrmn 11y ago

    These are the podcasts I'm subscribed to: Tech related - hanselminutes (Interviews with developers) - software engineering radio (Interesting software dev topics, but man the audio quality is bad) - a16z (Interviews with
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    by arrmn 11y ago

    Hi a small note, it's impossible to see links on your blog, make them easier to recognize.
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    by arrmn 11y ago

    I do plan to reference back to the notes or else they would be meaningless. My current solution is to add categories to the posts and the use jekyll to generate a page where I create a headline for each category and link to all related post
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    by arrmn 11y ago

    A few weeks ago there was a post[0][1] on hn from a guy who wrote a daily til for a whole year. I stole his idea[1] and created jekyll blog on Github, I can just create a new .md file and put the things for the til down. With the new upload
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    by arrmn 11y ago

    Yes it should be something like a mastermind group, I'll check out the link later do you have any experience with the service?
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    Ask HN: An accountability group to finally ship the thing you're working on

    13 points by arrmn 11y ago|9 comments
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    by arrmn 11y ago

    Maybe the guy just wanted to use his personal laptop rather than set up a new one, and it wasn't a decision from OP to save money.
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    by arrmn 11y ago

    I had one running with Ubuntu, and after around two/three weeks the Nuc didn't want to boot, no reaction when pressing the on button, but lan led was on. Then I got another one and the same thing happened after a month or so. Afte
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    by arrmn 11y ago

    Interesting idea how do you get the names? My initial idea would be to crawl some social networks for the name.
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    by arrmn 11y ago

    There was a thread already a few days ago if you want to see other predictions about tech https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10795296
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    by arrmn 11y ago

    Could you tell me more about the meetup for knowledge exchange, what exactly do you imagine? Sounds interesting.